ETA 7750-445 Setting Lever Jumper

Quantity	Discount (%)	Price
1 - 2	—	$4.00
3 - 4	5 %	$3.80
5 - 9	7 %	$3.72
10 - 14	10 %	$3.60
15+	15 %	$3.40

Quantity

Discount (%)

Price

1 - 2

—

$4.00

3 - 4

5 %

$3.80

5 - 9

7 %

$3.72

10 - 14

10 %

$3.60

15+

15 %

$3.40

Product Description

Quantity	Discount (%)	Price
1 - 2	—	$4.00
3 - 4	5 %	$3.80
5 - 9	7 %	$3.72
10 - 14	10 %	$3.60
15+	15 %	$3.40

Genuine ETA 7750-445 Setting Lever Jumper, Made in Switzerland, brand new — the original factory spring-loaded positioning component for the ETA/Valjoux 7750 chronograph movement’s setting mechanism. Precisely engineered to apply spring tension that locks the setting lever into precise positional detents, the Setting Lever Jumper prevents unintended lever drift and ensures reliable crown and pusher position selection across all modes. An essential replacement part for restoring a faulty or fatigued setting lever jumper during movement service. Original ETA part — the professional’s choice for genuine setting mechanism restoration.

Features & Function

Genuine ETA 7750-445 — original Swiss-made factory part, brand new, authentic, part number 7750-445

Setting lever jumper — spring-loaded positioning component that locks the setting lever into precise detent positions

Prevents lever drift — maintains consistent lever positioning without unintended movement or misalignment

Reliable position selection — ensures positive, tactile crown and pusher position locking across all modes

Original factory quality — exact spring tension and dimensional specifications for perfect fit in the ETA/Valjoux 7750 movement

Specifications

Parameter	Value
Brand	ETA (Swatch Group)
Part Number	7750-445
Component	Setting Lever Jumper
Compatibility	ETA/Valjoux 7750 Chronograph Movement
Origin	Made in Switzerland
Type	Original Factory Part (Genuine ETA)
Function	Spring-loaded positioning and detent locking of the setting lever; prevents unintended lever drift
Packing	Original Packing
Condition	Brand New / Genuine ETA

Parameter

Value

Brand

ETA (Swatch Group)

Part Number

7750-445

Component

Setting Lever Jumper

Compatibility

ETA/Valjoux 7750 Chronograph Movement

Origin

Made in Switzerland

Type

Original Factory Part (Genuine ETA)

Function

Spring-loaded positioning and detent locking of the setting lever; prevents unintended lever drift

Packing

Original Packing

Condition

Brand New / Genuine ETA

Applications

Replacement of worn, fatigued, or broken Setting Lever Jumper in the ETA/Valjoux 7750 movement

Repair of setting mechanism failures: setting lever drifting out of position, inconsistent crown or pusher detent feel

Repair of spring-related issues: loss of positive detent tension, crown position slipping

Professional movement service, overhaul, and chronograph restoration

Certified watchmaker and service center parts supply

FAQ

Q1: Is this a genuine ETA part?
A: Yes — this is a genuine ETA 7750-445 Setting Lever Jumper, Made in Switzerland, brand new. It is an original factory part from ETA (Swatch Group), the world’s leading movement manufacturer. Not a generic or replica part.

Q2: How do I confirm this part fits my movement?
A: Confirm your movement is an ETA/Valjoux 7750 chronograph. The part number 7750-445 is the specific Setting Lever Jumper for this movement. Common brand applications include: IWC Portugieser Chronograph, Omega Speedmaster (older 7750 variant), Tag Heuer Monaco, Breitling Navitimer, and many other chronographs using the Valjoux/ETA 7750 platform.

Q3: What does the Setting Lever Jumper do?
A: The Setting Lever Jumper is a spring-loaded positioning component in the setting mechanism. Its function is to provide spring tension that locks the setting lever into precise detent positions — the click-in positions you feel when pulling the crown out or selecting chronograph pusher modes. The jumper prevents the setting lever from drifting or moving unintentionally when the crown or pushers are in a given position. A worn jumper causes: loss of positive detent feel, the crown or pusher slipping out of position, or inconsistent position selection.